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three-toed woodpecker

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three-toed woodpecker
n.
Either of two woodpeckers (Picoides arcticus or P. tridactylus) of northern North America, lacking the inner hind toe on each foot.
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Wildlife Viewing Best bets: The three-toed woodpecker (other woodpeckers have four toes) and black-backed woodpecker inhabit the high country in the Cascades.
OUTDOORS BRIEFLY by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
For more than 250 years the three-toed woodpecker barely eked out an existence in the high forests here in the Rockies," Cart noted.
The miracle of recovery: though the ecological legacy of the ... by Lee, Robert W. / The New American
The Kingdom is the wildest part of Vermont, home to boreal indicator species such as spruce grouse, gray jay, black-backed and three-toed woodpeckers, moose, and black bear.
Ah, sweet wilderness: a distinguished nature writer considers the ... by Pistorius, Alan / Conservation Matters
 
 
 
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